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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 10:53pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by canadaump6
Based on PBUC mechanics:

-On a trouble flyball, base umpire goes to the edge of the infield grass in the direction the ball was hit.
-On a routine flyball, base umpire goes into the working area a bit behind the mound. No need to make a catch signal on routine catches.
Generally, this is the mechaninc the problem is that too many umpires (American):

1) have no clue to this mechanic
2) Work on small ballfields where the mechanic is straight out silly
3) Can't tell a borerline troubled ball from a routine ball (highly dependent level of play)
4) Too lazy to move

Ad up all of the above, you have the majority of American umpires which are wll crossectioned on this Forum.
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